Alias 'Dimax', successor of 'Boliqueso', captured after evading 41-year prison sentence
Juan Carlos Vacca Castillo, alias 'Dimax', was captured after evading justice by impersonating an indigenous person. He had been sentenced to 41 years in prison.
Alias 'Dimax', successor of 'Boliqueso', captured after evading 41-year sentence
Juan Carlos Vacca Castillo, known as alias 'Dimax' and identified as the successor of drug trafficker 'Boliqueso', was captured and transferred to Colombia, according to reports from eltiempo.com. The man was serving a 41-year prison sentence and had managed to evade Colombian justice by assuming the identity of an indigenous person.
The operation that resulted in his arrival in the country involved the participation of the Dijín, whose director is Colonel Élver Alfonso Sanabria. Vacca Castillo had previously been expelled from Panama, which led to his return to Colombian territory to face justice.
The capture represents a significant blow to the criminal structure led by 'Dimax', considered the heir to the criminal network headed by 'Boliqueso'. The authorities had issued a formal notification for his search and apprehension before the man was finally handed over to Colombian judicial authorities.
Source: Google News CO — Crime